Lakes Erie, Ontario set water-level records
Staff and News Reports
July 10, 2019
Also setting a new mark was Lake St. Clair, which is part of the waterway linking Lakes Huron and Erie.
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Mayflies and high water, oh my!
Jane Beathard
July 10, 2019
High water on Lake Erie a bit of a “downer,” but these masses of mayflies are a delicacy for the walleyes to savor.
Teaching canine patience in the field starts in the summer
Tony Peterson
July 9, 2019
If you work on steadiness a little bit every day, you should end up with a dog that has solid manners in the duck blind, the CRP fields, or simply in your living room when
Volunteers seek last survivors of devastating bat disease
Associated Press
July 9, 2019
Locating remnant populations and saving their habitat has become a national priority initiative, but the emergency has come on so fast there are not enough scientists to tackle the task alone.
Boat decontamination: Mussels issue raising awareness on Utah lake
Staff and News Reports
July 9, 2019
A total of 210 boats were decontaminated at stations in the Lake Powell area and Kanab from Saturday to Sunday. During those decontaminations, mussels were discovered on 157 of the boats, and 17 people received
Fungus that kills bats found in California for first time
Associated Press
July 8, 2019
Official says there is no sign the disease is currently affecting bat populations in California.
How many eagles in Pennsylvania? More than officials can count
Associated Press
July 8, 2019
Pennsylvania Game Commission asks for public’s help to keep up with burgeoning numbers.
North Dakota wildlife chief: Time to drop pheasant benchmark
Associated Press
July 8, 2019
The problem with attaining the mark is twofold: There is less grassland in the state due to farmers putting millions of acres of idled land once enrolled in the federal Conservation Reserve Program back into
Minnesota state parks work to keep the crowds coming back
Associated Press
July 8, 2019
And it appears to be working: State park visitation has increased 22% since 2003 – that’s twice as fast as the state’s population has grown – and revenue from state park permit sales, helped in
